Category Archives: UW- Milwaukee School Projects

Lack of Snow Doesn’t Deter the Milwaukee Community from Being the First to See the City’s Holiday Light Display. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett credits unusually warm weather this November for a larger turnout of people at the 97th Annual City/Council Tree Lighting … Continue reading →

Don’t know what to do in Milwaukee tonight? Why not check out the Alchemist in Bayview for a night of great entertainment. With dozens of theaters to choose from around the city, it’s hard to pick just one. One hidden … Continue reading →

The Alterra Prospect Café underwent a major remodeling project back in March and has now opened its doors to the public with some major improvements. That includes an expanded seated section, a full café food menu similar to Alterra’s other … Continue reading →

Prior to watching the Japanese version of Dark Water, I was expecting it to be similar to Ju-on. I’m glad I was wrong because I enjoyed Dark Water’s different approach to creating horror. I thought this film was the best … Continue reading →

I remember watching both of these films when I was younger and not liking them very much or finding them very scary. Now that I’ve had another chance to see them again I feel a greater appreciation for why some … Continue reading →

For this film set review, I had several ideas about which direction I wanted to focus on for the two horror films. Ultimately, what stood out to me the most about was how the original character Sadako in Ringu compared … Continue reading →

So what makes Godzilla, Godzilla? Watching Gojira and the American remake gave me the impression that Godzilla was a giant unstoppable monster unaffected by modern military weapons that caused fear in the eyes of everyone. However, watching the monster from … Continue reading →

In the year 2025 newspapers and magazines have become obsolete. The digital revolution has begun. The people of the future have each been issued a holograph system that allows them to access the news in the palm of their hands. … Continue reading →

It’s a Saturday afternoon in Milwaukee and parents gather around the room at Danceworks, Inc., eager to watch their children perform. They’re doing hip-hop routines they learned from their dance instructor, TraVon Haase, a business student at the University of … Continue reading →

Eddie Glorioso, one of the three brothers who founded the Milwaukee Italian grocery store Glorioso’s in 1946, wipes tears from his eyes as he recalls when the family business opened in a new location  across from the original building. “What happened is … Continue reading →